The Sun. — London, England, 1818-02-23 00:00:00

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JAM ES HOLDITCI-1„ of South Brent, in the County of Devon, Dutcher, who on the 12th qr December fast, entered into a Contract with the Commis lioaers for Victualling his Majesty's Navy for the Supply of 14SH BEEF to his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Ply -41'411, from the Ist of 1 81 8 Janyary to th e 31 s t o f D ece mber, r, having fr led in the performance of it. the said Com 'sicuters do ar hereby give N o ti ce, that on TUESDAY, the °f M ch next, they will he ready to receive Tenders in ts (sealed up), and treat with such. persons as will un fore" l' a e to supply w h atever FRESH BEEF' may be required 't or th use of hi s M a j esty ' s Ships and Vessels at that Port, jus.le remainder of the present year;-to be paid fur by T h ' p l )4 Yable with out i nterest Sixty Days after date. tlt o oS ("1.6 o f the Contract may be seen by applying at 1 4,: ret lry's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Agent for the Victualling at Plymouth. th z d i ' e a rd Will be had to any 'fender in which the Price Ittli rer ti l b e inse r t e d i n words at length, or that. shall not. be th e ad "°f t " the B oar d before Otis o'Clo c k o n th e sa id T ues d ay 40'6 next, nor unl ess th e P erson who maces the set i : l 4 l : l : 4 soave P erson on his" behalf, att en d s t o a n swer 'ffistd for. Ea t eh Tember must al so b e accompanied by a Letter signed the ‘‘;" resp onsible Persons en - gaging to bec o m e b ou nd w i t h 144.411vtendering in the P e nal Sum of 10001. for the due riltaace of the Contract. THE LOTTEICY. SWEDEN. OLD BA LEY. Saturday John Ward was indieied f forging 51. no'e, with' intent to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ei.gland. ' The Priso►►e'r, in his defence, said be had re ceived the 51. note from his master 5 be never passed aoy of the other notes. ABONUS of Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wine is given by HORNSBY aad Co. to Puy chaiers at their• Office (Which is equal to Fifteen Hundred New Sovereign,: now issuing at the Bank of England) for the First-drawn Blank on the 4th, 17th, and 31st of Next Month. HORNSBY and Co. are in the highest expectation of dividing a large proportion of the Three Prizes of 30,0001., as well as the 97 other Capital Prizes,. among those who favour thew with their Cornwall/is. The/ Two first 30,0001. drawn, Nos. 33,979 and 42,369. were Shared and Suld by HORNSBY and Co. 2d, Cornhill. It was our - intention to notice a paragraph whic appeared in The Morning Chronicle of Saturday, but we shall avail ourselves of. the followi,ng article crhiel, appeared in' The British (late Antiga Monitor of yesterday, not suppeessing, from the coyness of - affected modesty, . the 'compliments which it bestows on TH E SUN, because,' on the present occasion, at least, we are conscious that we fully deserve them : 7 - 7 "-It is reported that the old. King of SWEDEN is dead. Considering who had the keepiug of am surprised he die' not die much sooner. The Morning Chronicle of yesterday says oh this 4 .‘ A Ministerial Paper has already put forth a Manifesto against the claims of the Crown Prince , td the Throne of . . . Air. Justice Houioyn summed up the evidence, and the Jury, having retired for a quirter of an hour, returned a ver d ict, pronouncing the Pri soner Guilty, Death: . yod THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY -THOUSAND POUNDS! ONE Li UN I) RE 1) CAPITA LS ! ! ! 45,000 tar FIRST-DRAWN ! ! ! TWELVETIPES OF PORT GRATIS! ! ! ' PRESENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY. At hall-p'ast two O'clock the City Grand Jury entered - the Court and made the following pre- I , a t 10 1 1 " 1. ' eir " 11 ‘ tip tC. t" tr Oita a flow . ritea-At Itrotigto to 101" (i o l eo es lied e tiote. 118 Oand J. sivEwinGurr, wlio "ere the first • Contractors ti reduce Tickets and'Shares to tite present moderate Price, remind their Friends and the Public of the near approach of the Drawing, which begins ON WEDNESDAY, FOURTH MARCH. The extraordinary advantages in the'scheme have obtained *the decided approbation of the Public, and the demand has been propnrtionanly great, particularly at J. and'J. SIVE4, WRIGHT's Onictis, • - sent mctit " Sessions House, Old Bailey. Feb. 21, 1818. " To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, and other his Ma jestv's Justices of the Peace presiding at the Court of , Sessions now holden at the Old Bailey. • " The Grand Jury of the City of London hi:v ingaSsembled for the ; perforinance of the dutiet usually entrusted to them, and having examined and reported the various bills preented, request permission, whilst receiving their discharge, to deliver this their report, di They have great pleasure in stating, that the hills presented have been less numerous than usual, and that there is no case of the crime of murder amongst then+. No. 37, Cori)bill ; SS,' Haymarket; - 11,Itunn; I 141, Oxford Street; • Where Tickets and Shares are lin Sale in great variety. They had the satisfaction of distri'inting TEN CAPI I'AL PRIZE;: among their Friends in the.last Contract, including N.. 4,377, a Prize of/ • " Sweden. If 'au intruder,' says the writer, ' who arose froni a low and obscure origin is suffered to mount into a Tbione, the ki gly dif pity will be degraded and the Swedish° nation disgraced.' This isa seasonable exposition of the sent iculs of a part at. least of the British Cabinet. Is this thesenti otent of the Holy Alliance ? If so we nsay be on the eve of a new straggle for legitimacy—since the Swedish people may like the French, that a nation is only disgrac. d iiaviug a Sovereign forced upon thew by foreign bayonets.!: '' I perfectly agree with the Editor of T HE S UN , . . . * TVVENTf THOUSAND POUNDS, IN SHARES!! PUBLICA I lONS. r t i 1 tile at tlie Mlt WES'I"S EXHIBITION. Till% GREAT PlC 7 rn RE F-Yr the HoitsE, CHRIST REJECTEu, ST. PETER'S ft4til itMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES Pa d "" th l e Seriptnral S , ihj ec t s' o -are now EXHIBITING, ion»eiliate Patro tt tr ,, - itege, Tat N0.125,1)mme of his Royal Hi g i inc - s S the .1 LL-NIALI:,, near Catlton-Ho us e, , (lay han till Five. CHARLES . SMART, Secretary. This Day were published, In Two VoNines, 12suo. price 125 . . boards, (which is the Ministerial. Paper above alluded to) respect-ing Bernadotte and the honour of the Skvedish nation, as I am, convinced that the ex-Serjeant was forced upon the Swedes by the Napohottic faction in that country ; indeed, the sudden death of the then Crown Mince Angus tenberg (supposed to have been poisoned), ianrl the subsequent assassination of the noble minded patriotic'Count Fersen, the faithfulser vant of Gustavus, and consequently time sworn enemy of Napoleon and his gang of robbers. and murderers, must convince every impartial perso'n how Bernadntie found his' way to Sweden. But how can the Editor of The Morning Chronicle feel hurt that: the French nation had .a Government " The very ►►npleasant report circulated respect ng theexecution of the unturtunate criminals on t af ter' it; Pit N ORTHERN IRISH ; TALES ; founded or Facts. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown London. Tuesday last, appeared to the Grand Jury to call for investigation, and,the result of tlreir iuilni ries has been such as to satisfy them that there was Hot any wilful negligence on that occasion, but that what occurred was principally the effect of accident; still, however, they conceive it a duty to state their opinion, that the arrangemepts for those awful occasions are capable of im provement. -- . Ile 1 11 be 09. ° purdie er tliefi In a few Days he published, Correction; a Novel. In 3 vuls. 1 Imo. I 1 1 ) rent n die ate" o n keel°, n ot , l° QU ADRILLE. DANCING. . I. L E NT, No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden. IC NI . : 11 :-De..- gives PUBLIC. LESSONS and PRACTICE in wa ke cilt-r.-e ~,iuDIIII.IE SWALTZ,an,ICOITN I ItY DANCES, 41" r .cad ° Y the select Fashionabli's of Paris and L . ond l o r n i ! t t ,, t 1" . 4; sets for Ladies only, Evening .set's for Lad l i t es or •_ n d . tp::ttat ) 1".""1. Priiate Lessons at all hours to.unta n u r g e i es,ped i i r e t popits of any age Wishing priyacy, or m kitv p, . !fiued acquirement than Public Lesson,convey. Fa -144, `uttes ailetidvd. Youth qualified for the . _Profession or 14 1; ej:. L'Airs instructed to 111 ,,eii; I s"' ,he 114% on sale new-invented self-playiriF Ins ~. teach their Families, for a tr ii i l iT 444;1;s'„,•..L'4'olititt tlienr to cultivate their own Dancin,, 4 1,, Witilse,iv'tit 'Musicians; or amuse themselves and Friends ...., u ' i ct by Clock -work. ea- roN - . . _.. ° N THE vrNtßrAt. nISEASE AND ITS • CONSEQUENCES. , is: w p. l: :this Day ‘,..-.l'"'"'"'"'"' •ti ca.. 11. *- --c al'in ice 55 illustrated wi i ,v N , .Nu:i,, ' pr *Ti sE on the etu, ,P. - ~,,,,,..ti„.„ ,AI,TR EA Tr,„;‘":1: 1 '''' CrTRE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ex -1..z (11,•,,,‘,',1,, i!laracter, Symptoms, ,and Tre:itinent of the t'' . 4. ' ''ati,. t eY or remotely cosTe ‘ c i t u e e d a ri p tl i i ,c it tia ; regoei,rt,atiiiiie .tiwnr)f t hi, c.,lZull .lent; Stricture, .. u. ' . e . 1 Cutaneous Erap iti,i:, i'll'igiti,rir a'!d C^n?'" 4 " ' L "'"l li tv gen e r a l or local, tt,, ii '' , ry nt 1 ., ; Y , enerei . il Diseases, De ii , an elementary tti & ;, f or s t , i '," l ration, &c. ‘!. - ..c.; comprising • rif H ."" r sed w;„(lehts, and a Guile to the, ;ens . ial lt , e . a i d . e . r s :i si i o n r; `"-e flisra;.o select Prescriptions applicable to. each d 1 vision This Day was published, By Longman and Co. Paternoster-row, price ts. 6d. THE , NIIIISTANCE of a srEECH on the MONOPOLY of the MEANS 'of SUPPLYING 13EER, and of its Cause, Arbitrary Licensing. delivered at a Public 4 Meeting at the et - Osmond Anchor Tavern; with Notes, and the Resolntiuns , of the Meeting. A circumstance which unhappily took place At the jail of Newgaie, during the, time the Grand Jury were sitting, also prompted a further inquiry, namely, a suicide committed by the Unhappy wretch,.Wm..Hattch, charged with murder. The Grand. Jury have, been informed (and they have no reason. to doubt the truth of the statement) that notwithstanding his person had been sea'rch ed, he was enabled to, secrete an instrument of dem uction, with whieb he effected the fatal pur pose intmediately precious to his being brought out for trial. The Grand Jury therefore snbmit it as their opinion, that in future ,a'lllfne rigorous search should be adopted. • " Ott vis7ting I Nesvgate, the Grand Jury were happy to perceiVe that cleanliness rind bond order very generally prevailed, and that the state orthe infirmary was highly satisfactory, there being only two case's of serious indisposition 'lhe in discriminate mixture of prisoners, both on the male.and female side, - is an evil still greatly to he deplored ; and whilst the Jury are strongly of opinion that a distinct• Classification on their first entrance would be of essential benefit - in promot ing their health and moral improvement, they re gret to state, that thelimited extent of the prison, canpared with the number of persons confined, renders such an improvement at present impracti cable, which inconveniencies are much iucreased by the want of an earlier removal or, th e convicts By J. T. BARBER BEAIJMONT, Esq. F. A.S. A Justice of t he. Peace for Middlesex and - for Westminster, Where may he had, by the same Author, A LETTER to LORD SIDMOUTH on the above Subject state" OC hl t ; bole ini p osed on them by foreign b a yo ne t s ? 1 ,well recollect reading The Morning Chronicle,• when Buonaparte, with his bayonets,' for Ced meats upon the people of Spain—of Holland—of the Hans Towns—of Genoa—Of . Lombaidy—Of Naples, &c. but I never found any thing in The Morning Chronicle censuring Napoleon for -his -conduct, in forcing Governments upon the people at the point of the bayonet. The hypocrisy of the English Whigs_ and pseudo friends of liberty puts one out of all patience; however, I can• as sure them that they have lost all their -political character on the Continent, as the people of that country will never forget the justifi,:at ion of Buo , napalte's tyrannical 'acts ‘by the English friends of liberty. be ig ns haring AN ORIGINAL AND IMPROVED METHOD OF IN STRUCTIO • IN THE ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC. This Day were published, in t 2mo. price 2s. ed. bound, THE FIRST ELEMENTS of ARITHMETIC; or, The Teacher's and Scholar's Assistant, practically arranged in Lessons, and- expressly designed for Classes; co►npri ing the Fdar Simple Rules, viz. Addition,Subtraction. Multiplication and Division, combined into one Sum, and taught in one Operation, and now in 17 , e at Christ's Hos pit ai ,in Twelve series. To which is prefixed the introductory Rule of Nuwerstion and Notwion. Tiro , " te r m I) ca rt ' irpo se. roar: „acre° (I the° oC By GEORGE REYNOLDS, • Writing "Master, ,Christ's Hot.l37aT. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, London. 5110 01 A 5 git eS 3110 W.. This Day were published, i,92m0. prier ss. Gd Y d bNIOIRS of Aidadmt• NIANON, explana- INUL. tory of her Conduct on the Trial for the Assas§ina tioo of M. Fuoldes. "Since writing the above, 1 have perused THE Sur] and Courier of last night, and it ,was with much sattisfaction 1 saw the following paragraph in the former raper : • , ." Serjeant Bernadotte seems to bare excited a large portion of Jacobin sympathy; and our Oppositionists are as appre hensive as ever of the general restoration of that onnea to which they bear such a deadly hatred. We repeat, that the continuance of an illegitimate Dynasty is a blot upon the honour of Europe; and that'she svill be stained with a most disgraceful absurdity, if it is not instantly extinguiAed.. One way or other, let us, in•the name of reason, be consistent;—. either let the legitimate Sovereigns be punished, fur their re sistance to usurp itiuu , or let Gustavus be rewarded for his; but do not let the one be praised and recompensed for doing exactly (though, by the bye, neither so disinterestedly nor so spiritedly) what another is abused - and injured for having done." . e lk - t° i)ril Written by HEaSELF, Aud addressed to Madame Enjalrati, her Mother. Translated how the French, with a Portrait. r ecag" lis London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoa, and Joy, Pater. foster-row • . *** In order io render this interesting little Work more intelligible to the En4 - lish Reader, the Translator has added such Extracts from the Trial as tend to elucidate the Memoirs; and a concise Account of the Persons and Events alluded to by the Author. These essential advantages arc not possessed by any other Edition. gi 01° ot ioit ;ever a lie rts 51) 6 ;ti n , mier sentence Of transportation„ and the practice of sending persons to this pot, charged ‘vith of fences committed ,in the' cowl I:NT •of Middlesex, many days and•. sometimes weeks, before their This Day was published, presence is'necessary at the 'Sessions 'lous e . " They cannot conclude this Report witli.out expressing in an especial manner the peculiar gra tification they experienced in observing the im portant services rendered by Airs. Fry and her friends, and the I►abits of religion,' order, in this,ry, and cleanliness, which her humane, In One large Volume, Octavo - , the Second Edition (with Engravings), considerably altered and enlarged, of ATREATISE on the PRINCI PAL DISEASES of the EYES, illustrated with Cases. " These are fine manly sentiments, and do ho- e vv stat° By ANTONIO SCA ReA, • Emeritus Professor, and Director of the Faculty of Medicine our to the head and heart of the writer. Inas- much as I am ►leased with these doctrines, so muck disgusted am 1 with a most wicked article in The Courier of last night on the same subject. The Editor has the effrontery to say • Ci. in the Royal Imperial Unieerssty of Pavia, &c. Translated trout the Italian, with Notes, By J. BRIGGS, Surgeon to the Public-Di4oensary. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davis, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, - • - F. Memoir on the Cutting Gorket'of lawkins, containing an Account of an Improvement on that Instrunteat, ancrlte marlison the Lateral Operati9n for the Stone, price 2i. tis. • % By 'l'' M. C-XTON, Siirgeon, I.l ' l . :f. i t °l',St 4 Hll "'l ) " - strre:t , Newc.. s istl . 7 .l lt o r t e n e a t s , ,,a Strand; iltiGu 0 . st,,,"•l'lttat t-}:,,A?tted H"illt"is ," f 'ti 2O, Paternoster za-, Il ia , , . blesses . Sher w ood an ('o. ..-c____l•on,:'h:c7...st-Ay.4l Son. 174, Fleet-street; and W. Neely, don. 11 •r . ;‘ ,-- ---!-- i o --- , " „,_,- COUGE-IS, ('OLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. ..n. t ; • ``enitille P EcToRAI. BALSANI of HONE Y , t r.cea,.„, .vented t t Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. `t• and 2s. bd. per Bottle, or Bottles containing El 1, , seven 3s - . Gil. for:II. is. this LI *ftt e c, - excol a NCNIFUS of BRITAIN recommends N„ 14i it en . e . !All'. PreparatioA, i„ Ke , il,. ( i i , •t 4 for all Disorders of th e . Breast and Lungs; as t he most salutary and ' t he t, hl egin, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obstruction! l i qt n . ''4ltds, are gently d safely discharged by e . zty Ex 44dirrig'n ; Wherii mgs • rid uneasiness in Brea!hittg . are 4 hils fi t re,'""ved lit , af • . Doses. It takes off the irritation, 14 i -e' ' 'l) ( 4- ie c - I.) ,:-." • l heals: the soreness of the breast ~ e i., :"4tg.' Thi ' rt } 'iy .. '"lnt s,tperience • has confirmed the ''lt-;(l';'''"(iatiort, iii' ttie? ,e n s ine e diate relief and gradual Cure T of gat 't 'Slii C()LIJ S, ASI:IIMAS, and • CONSUNIP HONS. I)ei....c,..;t4titis'iiilifu;l,'earaii,ti,i:ltssitii. t i n- L a .s i e rc z er o f f t t l i t i e j n, L , I , l , n li g d s so e o ‘ t •e h r i i d , g is q co u v a e u r t e i c d s , 'tell I.:),i i t ' -ii I ct ii- o ' f " Fl e ower ' s called HONEY ; And , kse s • Ni „ k g 4. ("" ilitlsains of.th e Eastern World; it is as restorative t`,.'-c,,„,t1_,% .lot., arid never. disagrees with the stomach; a '."4 b- c ''' 4l .i "llis to its benign Intl sense in a few .I,t.ll),;:?r'estil't,.cl to before the comlaint is far advanc ed hours k,lttca.,.., .F.,(t:u;itli)ivltim.) is certainly p revented. ts,,fsr John Hill's 4,te ir , ( ,',7.t orr . :..ilit Outlines of the Merits . i Y „ t114 1.:,! - •,'„ '_.)`,..tli,c result of long rese l trches into Nature, try '''..: ' Botanist, who dedicated his life to the Dis:. " 11 : i ' i t the true 111V:11/9 •of Health- in the Vegetable 6 ,:rli e c ,".'• -', St - ;, t hoine will hi ve the na mes ,‘ Shaw •and Edwards, I..St,iiitil's," etigraVed on the names " Shaw and Edwards, ii , ~ -' on nl, St;,,l. der ,Y l' A'‘vard.s, fit; St. Paul's (on the foot-way) ; and %,,Iliitil,'''l Chandler Oxford -street; Ward, Holborn; Nis, "' ''; Will:mitt' Boris - 11 , th ; a:act Lusisson , East S m ith- . 4 ‘ .--------- ...(„.thej k lllik ND and SON res s pectfiiily in . forit_s iii ; ) , ( c e ~ qilitv Gentry, and - Public at large, that in . con eNk: • : i i "lts i n ,4 1.1 k , liigl i repute ,if ti . ieir . eelehrated Macassar Oil, k,,iti its 1 ) p , lis hive im i tated it with a Counterfeit, coino 3tleli ', e ,`'erious 'lngredients injurious to the Ha ir ; I ,1:' , ...i'sition, it is necessary to asl,. for , ' " e l ,' h tu'tOLAND's .R:ACASSAR OIL. . l'l. " '-e ►s ..', • 1 it the outside label . in red ink, Nil Mari ( ) 2 " I `o ) - T• . t„ - s e On. the Hair en ' lili ' 1%, wi fi l a lea I. nuine, ssessed of .4;44 i .'ll'i N "s Oil is the Origin-II and Genuine, posses (!iit,ProPerlies---.,e,irianted to afford the greatest tutu. t. '.l hit .‘" the Dua • IlAir • prevents the Hair being in ,,,,'lleil‘, ' 0 11ies- i "n ; 1 )- •te study travelling, tic -.N33. -14 4 , ‘7 caange O. C MIA I . I_ 1 11 „; rt. ( 1,.' 1i.4%; removes the scurf, harshness, and dry lai4l.C.'riß v i) ;"' . 's it soft, and glossy ; prevents its falling .11, or 14" N tC, ; creates a thick growl h. on the, baldest places it t , ', e%,,;;.!'11r stron g in curl, which it keeps in damp ,c we r a o- - ilir!" 4 Whi,.,l", ~` c • ; imparts a pleasant., prfunteliva,,lrlainp its .!()iet,i(„:',errls, eyebrows, &c. .l .. he Proprietors r latest i' ll (1 , , f ' life (.1 to improve the haw front infancy to the ttt:l;estin;able ro erties of this Oil have gained it the ii l l 'tli es i .ge of 'theii P lto p yal Hi'g hatesses the Princess of Wales, i1,e.1.:,;,(4 York, the Duke of Sussex, his Imperial' Majesty '-.,141.(1r of Russia, by tzheir especial Authority. —Price Ins. Gil. and One Guinea each. t''„47l4„ 4 , 14 0, ROW LAND's ESSENCE of TYRE. et b , tely te •ettinE ; the i hair►with this preparation, the Pro -4.'l -.s W'lr'4 "t' tOg txlucimmediately a perfect chatige in Pip, '''' (;r e . ii. • I) , r • t,,,55v 4 ,, 3 air, W hiskers, Eye-hrowS, 8.4 c. to a beautiful t;,,i1',411" Permanent brown or black, imitating the exact i?a 4, :4 triti: ) ll „%l i, "' , . ,, , liii)g makes this Dye itinre (14rable. Ladies . 7 , (,_, .1,1 4 ) dye their hair with ease and secresy.—Price I ~1 I . Ill • and ios r I r, -([ % 1 , • if . . 'Pr "ulesair, retail, and for exportation, by the solo st r leto rs li, iii. : , A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kii•hy— ‘. firs; '4 th '' II" ; and, 14 -appointment, by all Medicine Ven . ruuglitintLuto e• • P .:S31)11e/ k ?/ 1/6. god •ti fte'• o~• 0 1 ' IC, iflf tit° ./, )n laag h. .cwicl;' cti 0 lf, A' , f ctor ° AvT:- • b re w, SC. A' ;rde,G FRAUD PREVENTED: To counteract the many attempts that are 'daily made to impose on the: unwary a Spurious Composition instead of the GEN&INE BL ACKING prepared. by DAY wid MARTIN, they hare adopted a new Label, in which their Signature and Address • = 97 . , High Holborn, is so conspicuously plaCert in the centre of - the Label, that they trust a❑ attention to this, and the difference Of ti►e Type, uhich is unlike all Letter-press, will enable.Purchasei s, at once to dete.et the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold whole sale •by DAY arid NIARTIN; 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfu►mers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United King dom, iu Buttles at Gd sid and Is. 6d. each. RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. IN consequence of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at. Charlotte House, Blackfriars road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for the accommodation of. patients residing at the West end of the Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years expel ience, constantly reside. That thousands have been restored to perfect health by their united talents is indisputable, alter Hospitals had failed, many of whom had been great sufferers from being impro perly treated, by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup tions on ,the head, face, and body, ulcerated thtoat, 'wet- lings in the neck, nodes an the shin bones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and no vous dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. , There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock. " Bernadotte will succeed to the Throne, and Sweden will remain•precisely as she was. Ide, indeed, may fear to meet an ungracious - countenance on all sidt;s. He may apprehend that the enemies of Law, now nicknamed Legitimacy, may scowl upon his greatness. as a Child of the Revolution; but if he has• heen a Child, at least he has not heel; a Champion . of Jacoliiiiism. A soldier of fortune, the French Revolution threw hio► upon hiS present enainetice, which his' superior milad and gracious services to both Danes and Swedes secured to him. He dethroned no Prince by fraud, he trampled down no blynasty by revolutionary ruffian hoofs, he • pillaged no country, he insulted no people." " Can it be believed that these words come from the pen of one that affects to.support the cause of - • • Legitimacy Does the man who wrote these lines know any thing of the history of Bernadotte ? If he dn'es, 1 ant certain he. conld.not have sent forth such nonsense, or he must have a most contenipti hie opinion of his Readers. BeFnadotte not the Champion'of Jaeobinism ! What 'was his conduct when he served Robaspierre and Barras ? Look to his .proceedings at Vienna in 1797, and his well-known jaeobinical summons to the Com mandant at Philipsburg, in )798:—And was it not Bernadotte, jointly With'lUnrat and Soult, who commanded and organized the massacres' at. La . - heck, after the battle of Jena ? " He dethrotied. no Prince by fraud!" Indeed ! Who is the heir to the Swedish Crown ? Bernadotte ! Who ought to wear it ? The dethroned Gustavus. " Berna dotte pillaged no country !" 'Look to his conduct in Prussia, where he had pillaged so much, that in order to save his baggage and plunder, he was accused by Buonaparte of having lost the battle of Mobriogen, which took place about ten days before that of Eylau. In short, the Ivhole history of 'Bernadotte is an history of wrong and robbery. 1 beard Buonaparte call Bernadotte, the idol of the . Editor of 7'he .Courier , on the day after the battle of Eylatt, the vilest oUrobbers. The pages of The Moniteur will instruct people of the hihtery of Bernadotte." nevolent, and praiseworthy exertions have intro (leed among the female prisoners ; •and that if the principles ►vhich govern her regulations ►were adopted towards the males as well as the females, it would be the means of converting a prison into a school of reform, and instead of sending crimi nals back into the world (as is now too generally the case) hardened in vice and depravity, - they would he restored to it repentant, and probably become useful members of society." Signed by JOHN GLOVEIt, Fireman, and the rest of his fellOw•Jurors. Upon the Report being read, Mr. Baron GRA HAM said to the Gentlemen of the Grand Inquest, that tkley must be aware :hey 'the Judges) had very little •or nothing to do with forwarding the important regulations and improvement s which they, bid very properly Pointed out in . their pie sentmeut ; but as far as :their co-operation and goo d wishes • could go towards perfecting their laudable,objects, they might depend urm,b o t The Toreman then intimated, that they had gone through all the business before them. , Mr. Baron ,GRATAM--- 1 / 4 " . Gentlemen, 'you ate now discharged, with the thanks, of your country The Jury boWed and retired. • It would appear that 1 - 31sts Tickets and Sharqs in •the present' . Lottery ate travelling after the i Prizes he sold in the last ; lor not only s the de r mand at his Offices in Loudon greatt, beyond all precedent, bat his Agents throughout the king dom are equally busy. The . Lottery will begiti drawing on Wednesday, the 4th of Next Month, on which day nearly 5000 Tickets will be drawn, each number deciding its. own fate, and no other. By the arrangement made, ten Capitals out of the one hundred which the Scheme contains must he drawn in the•first ten minutes, excliiSive of what he chaptcc of the Wheel way ofterwalds bring 'oral. This naturally accounts, for the eagerness if adventurers to crake their purchases before the drawing commences, lest the whole of the Three Prizes of 30,000/. should be drawn :the First Day.